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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
6
The article discusses how sentry owls and grouse adapt to cold and farm proximity, noting a covey chased near farms. It cites G Q Shields and W T Hornaday on bird decline, urging camera use over guns and highlighting agricultural losses from field mice and the neglect of owl predators.
Pope Adrian IV the only Englishman to occupy the papal throne was born Nicholas Breakspear in Langley Hertfordshire before 1100. He began as a lay brother, became abbot in 1187, was made cardinal bishop of Albia in 1146, served as papal legate to Denmark and Norway, and was unanimously elected pope in November 1154 despite reluctance. Henry II sent St Albans’ abbot and three bishops to Rome to congratulate him.
When garden crops mature chickens may be allowed free range to reduce damage and provide greens bugs and worms. In late summer and early fall the benefits to poultry can outweigh minor garden loss. Range improves exercise and reduces disease risk for flocks kept in confinement earlier in spring and early summer.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists say dust baths alone fail to fully eradicate lice and mites. Keep dust baths under cover and use a mix of soil coal ashes because some birds rarely dust or fail to remove pests after dusting.
Advice on watching duck eggs during hatching and removing empty shells promptly to prevent death of those hatched. If the hen is nervous or trampling ducklings, move hatched ducklings to a lined basket until all are hatched.
The article recounts New Hampshire joining the Constitution in 1788 by ratifying it to form the United States and securing four presidential electoral votes. It traces origins to Captain Mason, Portsmouth, and Dover, with early settlements at Rye, Exeter, and Hampton. It notes the state’s Granite nickname and area of 9,341 square miles.
Maj. A. B. Welch of Mandan North Dakota is described as the only full fledged Indian chief and commander of an American Legion post in America. He wears Sioux official dress adopted by John Grass and leads the Gilbert Surness post at Munda. Welch, a Spanish American War veteran, once offered to lead Indians in France but the War Department declined. He served on Gen. Liggett's staff and later in civil affairs near Sedan on Armistice Day. He also saw action in the Philippine insurrection.
The ad extols Prince Albert tobacco as flavor rich and bite free due to its exclusive processing. It urges immediate action "while the going's good" and promises easy packing for pipes or cigarettes, claiming it will transform pipe smoking and offer a sensational smoke experience from dawn till night.
Major Welch and state officials of the Legion will speak at funeral ceremonies for Albert Grass grandson of Chief John Grass who was killed in a scene near the shore towns of Paco Morong and Calamba along Laguna de Bahia
Dr. Warren notes sparrows help by feasting on slugs aphids and other pests while also harming peas. European starlings visit year round feeding on scraps berries and fruit and they prey on ground pests but damage nests of wrens martins bluebirds and other species. He says he has shot sparrows and starlings when they harass martins and other birds rearing broods on his property.
Wayne K Zartman and wife by deed of voluntary assignment dated April 20 1921 transferred all their estate to the undersigned for creditors. Indebted persons must pay now and claimants must prove by allavit within six months from this notice or be barred from funds of the assigned estate.
Notice is given that on Monday June 20 1921 at 10 a m an application will be made to the Court of Common Pleas of Lancaster County Pennsylvania for a charter to form Court Lititz Foresters of America No 296 Lititz for beneficial and protective purposes and social club aims. Charter is on file in the Prothonotary's Office Lancaster.
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